Well, that's one possible explanation. But Occam's Razor requires the simplest explanation, and your theory still requires a huge number of people to be lying and Part of the Plan.

The other possibility is "D'Souza is trying to increase his own credibility by taking credit for something he had nothing to do with."

This only requires one person to lie on a podcast.

In the normieverse, this is generally going to be the simplest assumption. D'Souza has not really made much of a splash outside of the Q World, so if the point was to get normies to listen to him, I'm not sure that "optics" is the best game to play.

Well, that's one possible explanation. But Occam's Razon requires the simplest explanation, and your theory still requires a huge number of people to be lying and Part of the Plan.

The other possibility is "D'Souza is trying to increase his own credibility by taking credit for something he had nothing to do with."

This only requires one person to lie on a podcast.

In the normieverse, this is generally going to be the simplest assumption. D'Souza has not really made much of a splash outside of the Q World, so if the point was to get normies to listen to him, I'm not sure that "optics" is the best game to play.

Well, that's one possible explanation.

The other is "D'Souza is trying to increase his own credibility by taking credit for something he had nothing to do with."

In the normieverse, this is generally going to be the simplest assumption. D'Souza has not really made much of a splash outside of the Q World, so if the point was to get normies to listen to him, I'm not sure that "optics" is the best game to play.